Alexandria
I fell in love with the name Alexandria. It just sounds so pretty. WDYT ? too trendy ? now it's out of the top 100 but does it feel outdated because it used to be common in the 90s ? how many do you know ? will it rise again ? is Alexandria too long a name for a little girl ? I wouldn't really want to use a nickname for it (not a big fan of nicknames). Will it get confused with Alexandra all the time ? opinions please :)
EDIT- oh and are there other nicknames you can think fo except for Ali, Alex, Ria, Xandra and Xandria and Xandy ? I especially dislike Xandra/Xandria and Xandy or anything close to it as Sandra is one of my least favorite names.
EDIT- oh and are there other nicknames you can think fo except for Ali, Alex, Ria, Xandra and Xandria and Xandy ? I especially dislike Xandra/Xandria and Xandy or anything close to it as Sandra is one of my least favorite names.
This message was edited 8/31/2008, 7:38 AM
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I prefer Alexandra.
I really like it. I didn't know it was so popular.
How about nn 'Andria' or 'Adria' (short 'a')?
How about nn 'Andria' or 'Adria' (short 'a')?
I really love Alexandria. It's never been common here, and I didn't realize it was such in the 90s. I don't know any and I don't believe it's dated.
I think Alex and Lexie are both fine options. It's quite long but you could manage it without a nickname.
I think Alex and Lexie are both fine options. It's quite long but you could manage it without a nickname.
Alexandria is a lovely name, and I have only ever met one in my life. It very well could get confused with Alexandra, but I imagine a nn would be used most of the time because its such a long name and a bit of a mouthful.
Some nn's
Lexa
Lexi
Andria
Andy
Xana
Aria
Lexandra
Some nn's
Lexa
Lexi
Andria
Andy
Xana
Aria
Lexandra
It reminds me way too much of the city in Egypt, and she might get confused with Alexandra, which I like better but find boring.
I don't think length is an issue (though she might most likely have a nn of some kind when very young). It's not like she'd be a little girl all her life.
I don't think length is an issue (though she might most likely have a nn of some kind when very young). It's not like she'd be a little girl all her life.